New Delhi: Muslim organization Jamiat Ulema-e-Hind is now worried about the prisoners in the lock-down. Jamiat has filed an application in the apex court demanding release of prisoners from the prisons in the Corona crisis. Jamiat alleges that the state governments are not following the order of the Supreme Court to get the prisoners out of the jails.

Tirupati temple authority will pay full salary even after loss of 400 crores

It has been said in the petition that prisoners who are less than 7 years old or who are under consideration for cases of punishment up to 7 years, should be provided conditional bail. In the petition filed on behalf of Jamiat Ulema-e-Hind Chief Maulana Arshad Madani, in the wake of the Corona epidemic, on 16 March, the Supreme Court, taking order, ordered that all the state governments out of the jails To remove, set up a committee here. The committee should review which prisoners can be granted bail. But so far no state government has taken any initiative on this issue.

Should lockdown be extended after May 17? Kejriwal asked for suggestions from Delhiites

The petition filed by Jamiat Ulema-e-Hind states that according to the guidelines of the Health Department, social distancing is the only effective solution to prevent the corona epidemic. It is impossible to follow social distancing, given the number of inmates exceeding the capacity in jails of the country.

Will lockdown open or increase? PM Modi will address nation tonight at 8 pm